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Modular refineries struggling for supplies
African gas and African realities
The case of Spanish-Moroccan-Algerian tensions over the GME pipeline demonstrates that if the EU wants Africa’s gas, it may also have to confront regional tensions and disputes.
DMEA: Ghana offers optimism on Tema
Energean signs supply deal as FPSO sets sail
Angola tests Cabinda refinery equipment
OPEC+ unlikely to alter its course
NOC temporarily resumes work at Zueitina terminal following force majeure
Libya’s National Oil Corp. (NOC) reported on Sunday (May 1) that it had been able to recommence work at the Zueitina export terminal following a declaration of force majeure, at least on a temporary basis.
President announces 12% minimum wage increase for Kenyan workers
President Uhuru Kenyatta has announced a minimum wage increase of 12%, effective May 1, to cushion Kenyan workers against erosion of purchasing power.
Kenya’s government notes fuel shortages, attempts to mitigate concerns
Demand for petroleum products in western Kenya has increased as a result of transit consumers preferring to fuel locally due to price differential with neighbouring countries.
South African airport manager assures of sufficient jet fuel supply
Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) says that the supply of jet fuel to airlines flying in-and-out of the OR Tambo International Airport is stable and continues to meet the demand of airlines.
Algeria's NOC Sonatrach completes Hassi Messaoud refinery
Algeria's national oil company Sonatrach has launched a 60,000 barrel per day greenfield refinery in the eastern town of Hassi Messaoud.
Confusion surrounds Al-Zour launch
Taking a look at the NMGP FEED contract
A new contract award for Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline (NMGP) FEED services has raised questions about the technical, financial and political obstacles facing competing projects.
ADNOC making petchems progress
DMEA: Petchems come to the fore for ADNOC
AfrOil: Cameroon blames Western sanctions on Russia for fuel shortages
Cameroon’s Energy Ministry is blaming Western sanctions on Russia for the fuel shortages that have broken out around the country, according to a report from Voice of America (VOA).
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